A series in which 90’s football aficionado Josh Widdicombe is joined by friends, and fellow 90s experts, co-host Chris Scull and ‘Director of Podcast’ Michael Marden, as the trio embark on a tour of niche football topics of the period 1st January 1990 to 31st December 1999.

‘Quickly Kevin; will he score? The 90s Football Show’

A series in which 90’s football aficionado Josh Widdicombe is joined by friends, and fellow 90s experts, co-host Chris Scull and ‘Director of Podcast’ Michael Marden as the trio embark on a tour of niche football topics of the period 1st January 1990 to 31st December 1999.

The eleven-episode first series of ’Quickly Kevin; will he score?’ begins in February and is a fortnightly exploration of football in a time when 80s attitudes and 90s Premier League money exploded into the modern game. Each episode will highlight and feature a niche topic of 90s football; from a studio guest like Matt LeTissier to a comedian like Ivo Graham discussing Swindon’s epic, and unforgettable, promotion push of 1993.

Chris Scull, co-host of QKWHS said “If we’re living in the golden age of football, then the 90s represented something like the bronze age, or maybe even the Cambrian explosion. Football, aside from fluctuations in short-length, had largely been the same in the 80 years preceding 1990. But then the serious TV money turned up and everything changed.”

“In the process of that change, no one really knew how to react; and I think that’s whats really interesting to us. It was such a naive time; from the Graham Taylor documentary ‘The Impossible Job’ to Kevin Keegan ranting on Sky at Sir Alex Ferguson’s mind games.”

“Then there’s just the absurdity of football in general; Man Utd changing out of the grey shirts at the Dell, the weird stand at the Dell, Ali Dia at the Dell.. And that’s just the Dell. So I don’t think we’ll ever be short of fascinating topics.”

Each episode will be available to stream at QuicklyKevin.com or the iTunes podcast store.

Josh Widdicombe is an award winning comedian, radio and television presenter and Plymouth Argyle fan. Chris Scull is an award winning podcaster from his time on the ‘Knees Up Mother Brown: West Ham podcast’ and, naturally, supports West Ham. QKWHS is produced by Michael Marden, a documentary filmmaker and editor who supports Man Utd.

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